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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-05-14


completely. My food now dIgests per.
fectly, my headache has disappeared, and
my bowels were never In better con-
dition than at the present time. Alfred
Trumbull, Fernandina, Fla.
For three years was afflicted with
Liver Complaint. tried the best physi-
clans in the country, but could get no
relief: was advised to use Ayers Pills,
and, having done so, believe my liver Il
now ~ . perfectly healthy condition. -
Mrs, Il. Q. Deckerton, Germantown, Pa.
As a mild and thorough purRutlve.
Ayers Cathartic Pills cannot be excelled.
They give me quick and happy relief from
Bilious and Sick Headaches, stimulate the
Liver. and quicken the appetite. have
used this medicine for two years, and End
that II continues TO give satisfaction. =
J. o. Thompson, Mount Cross, Va.
have used Ayers Pills, in my family.
for the past thirty-nvc years. For young
And Old
I have found them perfectly safe and
effective, NJ all times. / am never without
them. = Henry G. Gardener, Bristol, Il. I.
For twenty years or more ! was a suf-
ferer with Sick Headache. began the
use OF Ayers Pills, and quickly found
relief. l have not had an attack Of fhls
ailment for years, aud attribute
my freedom from II 70 the use Of Ayers
fills: sd: u: Watson, Proprietor univer.
sity Hotel, Chapel Hill, &c.
have been a great sufferer from Head.
ache, and Ayers Cathnrtic Pills are the
only medicine that has ever given me
relief. One dose OF these Pills viii oi1leElv
move my bowels, and free my head from
pain. : William L. Page, Rlchmol1i, Va.
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Perfect

Health is maintained by correct habits Of
living, and through a proper action of the
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, and Bowels.
Whenever these organs fail to perform
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Ough and eflicacious remedy is Ayers
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No Young

10 Young
children than Ayers Pills. have used
This remedy, In my family, for the past
twenty Years, and have always found II
prompt and rellablc.-Mrs. ii. /. Gucrney,
90 Oxford street, Baltimore, Nd,
Ny little boy, Ave years Of age, was
very much troubled with Worms. and
quite feeble. A few strong doses Of
Ayers Pills expelled the Worms, ana 70
improved his health that one would hardly
know him for the same child. - Mrs,
Jane W. EstelIc, Marengo, Va.
Last year suffered muclffrom General
Debility, Indigestion, Loss Of Appetite,
AMI violent lIradaclca. After having
used one box Of Ayers Pills my health
was restored.-M N, Koch, Huntington, Ind.
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CONCORD, n. C.

The travelling public will be accommo-
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House situated on Depot street. in front Of
the seminary, near depot. and convenient
to all visitors. Terms reasonable.
]. Z. JOHNSTON.
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Safety.

Thorough action, and wonderful cGrative
properties, easily keep Ayers Cathartic
Pills at the head Of the list Of popular
remedies for Sick and Nervous Headaches,
Constipation, and all ailments originating
In disordered Liver. eel was troubled
with Indigestion, Constipation, and Head
ache, for years. Nothing benefited me
until / commenced taking Ayers Pills,
A few boxes Of this medicine restored my
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SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
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SpeedY

in its action. restores tone to the enfeepIcd
Stomach, gently stimulates tho Liver,
Kidneys, and Bowels, and induces a
healthy condition Of these organs more
speedily than any other cathartic in use.
1 was severely afflicted with Rheuma.
tism, and came near losing the use of my
right arm, which seemed TO be palsied. l
WAS induced by my son TO try Ayers
Pills, and though nearly seventy years of
age, am now in good health. - Mrs. j. g,
Smith, Campbellton, Ga.
A1cr's Pills keep my Stomach and Liver
In perfect condition, Five years ago I
was severely afflicted with Enlargement
Of the Liver, and Dyspepsia, most OF the
time being unable TO retain any solid food
on my stoma,l. l finally commenced
taking Ayers Pills, and, after using three
boxes OF this medicine, was cured.
Lucius Alexander, Marblehead, Mass.
n L.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-10

Presently be stopped strokiDg his beard
a.ad sat for some minutes perfectly still,
50 still that he might have been carved In
stone. BY this time the afternoon SUI bad
got behind the hill and the deep wagon
house was full of shadow that seemed to
gather round him and invest him with .
sombre, mysterious grandeur. He looked
like a King of Evil, for Evil has her princes
as well as Good, and stamps them with
her imperial seal Of power, and crowns
them with a diadem of her own; among
these Frank Muller was surely great A
little smile of triumph played upon his
beautiful, cruel face, . little light danced
within his cold eyes and ran down the yell
low beard. At that moment he might
have sat for 3 portrait Of his master, the
devil
Presently he awoke from his reverie-
81 have her," he said to himself; Il have
her in a vice! She cannot escape me; she
cannot let the old man die Those ours
have served my purpose well; they are as
easy to play ON as q fiddle, and l Am q good
player. Yes, and now we are getting TO
the end ofthe tune"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-10
REGISTER SUNDAY, JULY 10, 1ss7-SIx PAGES

ceeded slowly enough, for the horses were
almost as tired as they were, and it was
necessary to husband them If they were to
reach Mooifontein by dark. At midday
they halted for an hour and a bali, and
then, feeling almost worn out, went on
once more, reckoning that they could not
be more than sixteen or seventeen miles
from Mooifontein. II was about two hours
after this that q catastrophe happened.
The course they were following ran down
the side of one land wave, then across a
little swaupy SLUT, and up on the opposite
slope. They crossed the swampy ground,
walked their horses up TO the crest of the
opposite rise, and found themselves face to
face with a party of armed and mounted
Beers.
m L. n
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-10
AN TALE.

We played at love that afternoon,
\ tennis court, a rosy June;
Alas! Ii ended all too soon,
At least for me
Love air'-her voice was low and sweet,
II brought me, kneeling. TO her feet
Her answer-did II bear deceic-
81 love but thee"
How quickly then the days went BY;
On wings OF love they seemed to dy,
And We did wed-this maid and !.
It's true, forsooth.
Some sage had said Loves but g dream"
And IS ] muse there comes q CLEAN
OF light whose penetrating beam
Proves this the ruth.
She's single now-by grace Of court
No more at tennis do | sport:
But still she piles her winning forte
Meath June's bright sun.
Love all is yet her Turing cry,
While victims fresh make quick reply.
IL gals me, though, 70 think that I
Wa number one.
GEoseE d. THOMAS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-10
%AGAMEMNON'S L L
what He Said Of Him Up stairs and Whist
He Said Below.
p1rrf 4 p,,rdSSs

Robert J. Brddrs.
"Agamemnon." said his wife softly, NJ
.ho o,.,.d ,ha A., ,r h.. .,....a.
study' wnefe the colonel was hussiy en-
gagged upon his great speech for the coming
Grand Army reunion. "Auamemnon
DO, H.. q. A.. -. e,
"" 'u' PA' "n0
wishes 10 zee you q moment. He says II !
tell you that old Norm, the dead shot Of
old G company OF the old Threety-twoth Of
the Onth Brigade Of the old, marchin'
division Of the old Worst Corps, 10 on post,
you will know him"
The colonel, who was carefully recon-
noitering down the BIC column Of the
dictionary to ascertain the proper spelling
of bichewminous, lost his place aud was
irritated.
by all the gods that fought ut COhoes,
or some place M that way. / can't he botb.
cred by every duffer that served in the
United States Army. / don't know him:
I never heard of such a man: I never
served in that corps. That fsIlos vaa &
desertsr, anyhow; court-martisled him
myself; there was no such man in INV revi.
ment. Tell him I'm busy; tell him I'm
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-10
Too Much Enthusiasm.
Sep YWk Sun.

Teaching to me-" said an enthusiastic
young s~choolma'am, sis a holy calling.
To SOW in the young mind the seeds Of
future knowledge and watch them as they
grow and develop is q pleasure greater than
can tell. never weary Of my work. ]
think only Off,
~ am very sorry" interrupted the
young man to whom she was talking. 'that
you are so devoted to your profession,
Miss Clara. had hoped that some day !
might ask you-in TACT | called tonight
to-but l hardly dare go On in the light Of
what you
"YOu may 90 on, Mr.. Smith" said the
young lady, softly. Pm a little too en-
thusiastie at times, perhaps"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-10
Mexican Var Veteran.

ns woodsrfui enscsey Of swin's sps-izs 81
rmsdy end cure Tor rheumatism, sni ali iloi ds
saassl has psver had = moro oors.sespas IilustrstIs
thaa this cass Affords. Tho candid. sasois-itd ssd
snphatic testimony given BY tho yone,sbi. yssie
oaa must be accepted a. convincing abd oopciua's
fhs writer D. q prominsntei uzsn u Nisissippl n
gentleman 70 whom Nj. Martin rrfer. AMI 20 rbos
~ b indebtei Tor tho si,.es 60 wkich b. O~s ks
naai relief from years Of suE sTing. b Mr. KIM Il
many years tho popular n!zit clerk % 'te Ls~rrtes
House. at Jackson.
JAcKsoy. Biss.. April q. p-
TEE SWIM srscu,n coDAsr, Atlantis. Ga:
0esfkaes-I have been sn invalid p~<nsiooss fo
forty years. having contracted pulmonary and ofs6
dtssases In the MEXICAN War. but not Gi the iaa
March. is'a. did ] feel any sttsptot1s 81 rkrunsfsA
o. hat day was sudtsnly strcess with that %
$50 n bo<h hips as5 snkics. yor twsnty daJ'i
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-10
ALL OVER.

Neuralgia, sciatic, sudden. sharp
and Nervous Pains Strains AMI Weak.
men relieved In ~ Bntnute by
the Cuticura Antt.l'atn l'iAs.
@XSSA Ter. New aud perfect. Al drug
NN gias, o. cents; i've for N.M Potter
and Chemical Company. Boston.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-10
Electric Belt Free

ro,ntroducs it and obtain Asents No viii for the neu
n ths b.. g. Q hnitel number " our s.-uans
Risrtrs Galysnlc .h~usprnsery IiBeltS lIir -.
ssncocsie. Enissaona. fmpotsnry &c. tsn0 ResarI
aid n every Belt we manufacture doe not YvI.-raiy
YkTT k0knHy. r o. Boz tjs bnokiSs y
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-10
sALr RnEUM CURED.

vss troubled with Salt Rheum for . number
of yesr.. 20 that the skin entirely cam Of one
| of my hands nom the finger tips to the wris. |
nnrnose until I commenced taking Cuticurs
cmedieS. and now I am entirely cured.
KT. PARKER, $40 Northampton e., Boston
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-10
9MdnI.
SKIN AND SCALP
Reneaie.

ths CasfeaFs Remedies.
Fm cleaning the 8kin and Scalp II Dis6gur.
ipe Humon, fOr aflAytng Itching. Burning ana
Inhammas3on, for curing ne nM symptoms Of
MA and other inherited Skin and blood Disease,
Cntic1ra The rreas SKIN Cure, and CuticurA Scan
An erouidte skin Beautihef, externally. and CT.
tirura Resoivenk, the new Blood Purifier. Inter.
rally, are infAllfbleI
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-10

cutieurs Remedies arc sold everywhere. Price
ts,ticurA 50 cents: Cuticun Rseolvent, 500.
Soap, Is ccnta Prepared By the PoIrER DHrs
"HoW @ Cure Skin Diseases"
MANN Pimpies, skin Blemishes. and Baby
bNIS. Humots. cured by curicrkA soar
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-10
% AConPLErE CURE.

have mhered al my LIE With adm diseases q
dfnerent kinds and have never found permanent
nlief uutl by the advice OF Q LADY friend /
Sssd vour Valuable Cuticura kemediea rave
thems thorough uial. uains dx bottles Of Tie
C1,Tcura Resolvent, W boxes OF Cuticuna ana
Gwen cakes Of Cuticurs Soap, and the result was
iust what had been told IL would be-d con.
$3.50 BELLE WADE, Richmond. Va
R~eference, @ ". IAtimer, Drusyia, Richmond,
Virginia
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-10
rcuryo. sCALY. PIHPLs.

ror the Lao year I have bad Q species Of Itch,
ing. scsly and pimply hamon on my fase Il
which, have applied great many methods %
Treatment without success and which was speed
NV and entirely cured BY Cuticura.
MRS IaAAC PHELPS, Ravenna, o.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-10

We have sold your cuticura Remedies for the
las, sir years, and no medicines on our shelves
give better satisfaction
{. r. ATHKRT0N, Druggist, Albany, n. Y.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-10

QUO "ds IuitC ilShb, OhClC "1N dpoOlhOC'
ly nothing else that they could do; so John
set TO work and hobbled the horses, tying
them together for further security, for il
would be a dreadful thing if they were tC
stray. By the time that this was done the
twilight was gathering into night and the
two sat down to contemplate their sur
roundings with feelings akin 10 despair.
So far "a the eye could reach there was
nothing to be seen but a vast stretch Of
dreary plain, across which the night wind
blew in dreary gusts, making the green
grass ripple like the sea There was also
lutely no shelter to be had. nor anything
to break the monotony, unless il were a
couple of ant heaps about five PAGES apart.
John sat down or n Of the ant heaps and
jess took up her position on the other,
and there they remained, like p~elicans in
the wilderness, watching the daylight fade
out Of the dag.
Don't you think that we had better sit
together" suggested JOHN, feebly. ut
would be warmer, you see"
mo, don't" answered jess, snappish,
ly. II am comfortable as am"
Unfortunately, however, this was not
the exact truth, for poor Jess teeth were
already chatteriDg with cold. Soon in
deed, they found that the only way to keep
their blood moving was, weary as they
were, to continually tramp up and down.
After an hour and a half or so of this, the
breeze dropped and the temperature got
more suitable to their lightly clad, half
starved and almost exhausted bodies. Then
the moon came mp, and the hyenas,I or
wolves, or some such animals came up also
and howled round them, though they could
not see them. These hyenas proved more
than Jess nerves could stand, and she at
last condeseended to ask John to share her
ant heap; there they sat shivering in each
others arms, through the livelong night
Another drawback 10 their romantic sit
uation was that they were positively
soaked by the falling dew. There they
sat, or rather covered, for hour after hour,
without sleeping. for sleep was impossible,
and almost without speaking: and yet,
notwithstanding the misery Of their cir
c~pmstances, not altogether unhappy, since
they wei united in their misery. At last
the eastern sky began to turn gray, and
john rnse and shook the dew from his hat
and clothes, and hmRed of as veil IS his
half frozen limbs would allow, TO catch the
horses, which were standing together some
yards away, looking huge and ghostlike
in the mist. By sunrise he had managed
TO saddle them up, and they started once
more. This time, however, he had to lift
jess on to the saddle.
About 8 o'cloch they halted and ate
their little remaining food, and then pro-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Amusement Matters.

The only theatrical attraction in the city this
week will be Harry Miners original 'Silver
King" which will be presented by King Hedley
and lis company with elaborate special scenery.
1t will be given every afternoon and evening.
As is usually the case with such attractions
Manager Dickson is receiving numerous requests
from out of town people, well as those here,
to reserve them seats for the performances of
"Lohengrin" and Faust" by the National Opera
Company, but as the sale is not advertised 70 be-
gin until next Monday no favortism we'll be
shown. On the day mentioned only season tick
cts win be sold. and on Tuesday morning, the
31st. the sale of seats for single performances
will begin. The company is even larger and
stronger than 1t was last year, and promises eab-
crate production of the operas announced.
At the Grand Opera house, on next Friday
evening, a musical and literary entertainment
will be given under the auspices of the ladies' of
the Central Christian Church. A programme OF
exceptional merit will be presented by we'll
known people, Mr. James Whtcomb Riley being
among the numbe and it will be an event Of
unusual local interest
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-23
In Brief.

meeting in the interest of social purity will
be held tomorrow afternoon, at o'clock, in the
parlors Of the Meridiau-street Methodist Church.
Harry Miller. of vedersburg Fountain county.
was brought to the city yesterday by Deputy
United States Marshal Stein for violating the
postal laws. He will have preliminary hear
Ing this morning.
The Rose Polytechnic Institute, at Terre
Haute, will hereafter receive graduates of the
Indianapolis Boys Classical School, upon their
school certificate. without examination. Eight
colleges now give the school this privilege.
There was some imr rovement in Andrew Paw
toms condition yesterday, and Ii is thought there
is yet some chance for his recovery. On account
OF the bullet resting on his stomach he is unable
to lie down, and remains propped in a chair.
Star Lodge No T. X. of p, will, tomorrow
evening, confer the amplihed third rank q
number OF candidates. There will be at least
twenty members of Hermion Lodge, No. A. K.
OF r., OF Seymour, as visitors TO witness the
work.
Sunday resort, and for several Sundays the
place has been visited by many hundreds OF
people. To order that the grounds NAV be pro-
Eected. Superintendent Travis, at the request of
The residents, details an officer for duty ar the
place each Sunday
NEW SCHEME OF sALooS-KEEPERs.
In addition to the side doors through which
Jaloon patrons are admitted on Sunday by the
sse OF private keys, many have provided wine
rooms on the second floor. to which beer is sent
by means OF an elevator. The bartender re.
mains in the saloon with closed doors and sup
plies the customers above at the sound of an
electric bell At 8 o'clock last evening Patrol
men Conklin and Bruce managed to GET into j.
u. Henry's saloon, at no ITO East Washington
street. aud found him Just placing several bot
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-23
SERVICES AT THE CHURCHES.
DIR. Jenckes Conducts Special Ascension
Services for the Scottish Rite Masons.

DIR. Jenckes Conducts Special Ascension
Services for the Scottish Rite Masons.
Yesterday was Ascension Sunday. At 4
o'clock in the afternoon Indianapolis Chapter
Rose Croix, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite
Masons. repaired in body to St. Pauls
Cathedral, where a service specially adapted to
Quoted by Rev. Dr. Jenckes. who is the prelate Of
the order il this State. This Masonic devotional
service is beautiful and impressive. AS the
Knights entered the door Of the cathedral march
ing in twos, though not in the uniform of the
order, the choir gave the swelling strains of the
professional hymn beginning, Onward. Chris
tian Soldiers" The service was largely re-
sponsive, consisting OF the twenty fourth Psalm.
s'The Earth Is the Lords" the forty-seventh
Psalm, 20 clap your hands together all We
people," the Faith of the Gospel according to
ancient custom; the Apostles Greed; the COM
nemor alton of the dead.
The music was especially good the choir con-
sistipg of Miss Laura Hesslne Miss Lotte
Adam, Mr. Frank Raschig and Mr.. Will Dag
gett with Mr.. George Raschie organist The
music consisted of the Glori Patri, the Gloria
in Excelsis TIE Deum Laudamus, Deus Mise
reatur and the hymns Ascension Day" and
1.-The King of Glory Shall Come In" The col
lect for Ascension day was given. The first les
son was Daniel. vii, 9-15; the second Ephesians,
iv, LII. The address was brief, the Doctor tax
ing as his text part of the sixty first and the
whole of the sixty second verse of the sixth
chapter of St Johns gospel: Doth this offend
you2 What and if We shall see the Son of Man
ascend up where he was before" He spoke of
the resurrection of Christ. upon which the Rose
Croix degree is based, and npon the principles of
masonry as working hand in hand with Chris
tianity and following out the precepts OF the Mas